In the modern world of work, occupational health and safety is one of the fundamental pillars of ensuring a safe and efficient work environment. The importance of this issue is constantly increasing as the methods and technologies used in various sectors evolve. Organizations seek to achieve a balance between productivity and worker safety, as the health and safety of employees is not only limited to ensuring their well-being, but also directly affects the efficiency and continuity of work.

To achieve this balance, inspection and reporting systems play a vital role in monitoring and evaluating the implementation of safety and health standards. Detailed reports provide accurate insights into potential hazards and the performance of preventive measures, while inspection systems ensure early detection of problems and compliance with legal and procedural standards. Maintaining a safe work environment requires the use of advanced tools and technologies, in addition to continuous training of employees and their involvement in safety efforts.

Who Should Attend?

• Occupational safety and health officials.
• Supervisors and managers.
• Production line employees.
• Consultants and inspectors.
• Executive managers and decision makers.
• Engineers and technicians.

Knowledge and Benefits:

After completing the program, participants will be able to master the following:

• Key concepts, standards, and legislation related to safety and health in the workplace.
• How to identify and assess various hazards in the workplace, and apply prevention and risk reduction methods.
• The tools and knowledge needed to conduct comprehensive and effective inspections of work sites to ensure compliance with safety and health standards.
• How to write accurate and effective reports on accidents and violations and document safety-related activities and procedures.
• Design and implement effective strategies to improve safety and health standards in their organizations.
• Legal obligations and legislation related to occupational safety and health and how to comply with them.
• Respond quickly and effectively to accidents and emergencies to reduce damage and protect lives and property.

• Introduction to Occupational Safety and Health
  • Definition of occupational safety and health.
  • Importance of safety and health in the work environment and its impact on productivity and costs.
  • Local and international laws and regulations.
• Risk assessment and management
  • The difference between risks and hazards.
  • Risk identification techniques such as point-of-failure analysis, risk maps.
  • How to assess the magnitude of risks and their likelihood of occurrence.
  • Risk management strategies: risk reduction, risk transfer, risk acceptance.
• Occupational safety and health procedures
  • Develop and implement policies and procedures.
  • Preventive and control measures.
  • Training and awareness programs.
  • Emergency procedures and incident response.
• Inspection systems
  • Types of inspection systems: periodic inspection, exceptional inspection.
  • How to conduct a comprehensive and systematic inspection.
  • Identify defects and violations and identify and document problems.
  • Tools and resources used in inspections.
• Preparing reports and documentation
  • How to document incidents and their details.
  • Drafting detailed reports on inspection results.
  • Analyzing results and providing recommendations for improvement.
  • Managing documents and corrective measures.
• Interacting with laws and legislation
  • Compliance requirements.
  • Rights and responsibilities of employees and employers.
  • Dealing with regulatory bodies.